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I would hope that the board, being predominately made up of licensed professionals themselves, would see the situation the same way that you do: that ...

Holy Cow, post: 355945, member: 50 wrote: You have geared up your abilities, at some expense, because of this client. You would be in a bind without ...

The advantage to working at a big firm is that you can afford a dedicated accounts receivable staff.

Not sure if this applies to your particular situation, but it's not uncommon here for the "record drawing" (as built) to be a copy of the final design...

Jim Frame, post: 355444, member: 10 wrote: Excavation -- vacuum extraction in particular -- seems to be the most cost-effective way of getting solid l...

Here's the thing about utility paint markings, they're basically raw data with no QA/QC process applied. There are two main ways to induce current in...

I thought the "Age Old PLSS Question" was: why couldn't you leave well enough alone? I've got a good idea, let's set up a land tenure system where the...

I'm 100% in the bag for Leica (heck, I've even made a pilgrimage to Heerbrugg), but I find their new product roll out marketing to be insufferable.

Jim in AZ, post: 355119, member: 249 wrote: Is it a Professional service? Contract 'locators' who provide one-call level service - noSubsurface Uti...

FL/GA PLS., post: 355096, member: 379 wrote: Considering your location I hope the requestor(s) are of the female species. :-O

The top 3 questions i get asked: 3. What 'cha surveying for? :bored: 2. Can I walk in front of that? :-S 1. Do these feel real to you? 😀

gschrock, post: 354879, member: 556 wrote: For a local site you can see if there are any aerial pre-marks, or good high contrast ground-level features...